@kennylanglea I highly recommend Ken Burns’ documentary series Country Music. Apart from simply being an excellent series on its own merits, it gives proper due to the great female artists, including Dolly. She was a combination of smart, talented, kind and tough as nails.
@RadioFreeTom I did too, notwithstanding my dad’s views. House was a great character and Hugh Laurie was superb playing him. As for legal shows, I forgot about The Lincoln Lawyer which I also love (although, again, realism isn’t its strong suit).
@RadioFreeTom Fair enough. By the same token my father, who was a doctor, hated House and as a lawyer I have never been able to take any legal dramas very seriously. I did love My Cousin Vinny though.
@MeidasTouch@clashreport I honestly don’t understand why any country would bother negotiating a deal with a counterparty that can’t be trusted to honour it (Canadian spelling intentional).
@batcountry1980 I am envious of the fact that you don’t have to experience the pain of waiting for the next series after each one ends (at least until you are caught up). I am in that mode right now.
@batcountry1980 Any mention of The Hawk reminds me of this quote from Robbie Rebertson in the Last Waltz about what Ronnie said to him when he joined the band: “Well, son, you won't make much money, but you'll get more pussy than Frank Sinatra."
@batcountry1980 I have never thought about the song in those terms but I think your take has a lot of merit. The intro does set things up for something epic and what follows is a nice little pop song. It’s actually never been one of my favourite BB songs.